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The Peppy Peppers 4-H Club of Lewisville includes, from left, Dominic Klassen, Alaina Klassen, Tucker Urevig, Parker Krahmer, Kael Krahmer, Loriah Young, Kayden Urevig, Chance Salazar and Eden Urevig. Peppy Peppers Pumped for Projects
    October 8, 2025
    Local 4-H club refurbishes city amenityNational 4-H Week is Oct. 5–11, but local clubs are busy enriching their communities — and gaining valuable...

    MARK GRIFFITH
Executive Director, South Central MN EMS System Truman Ambulance Introduces New Policy for Flexible Training
    October 8, 2025
    ◆ The policy creates training options.Mark Griffith, executive director of South Central Minnesota EMS System (SC-EMS), announced a new policy that...

    Council Applies for Tree Removal Grant
    October 8, 2025
    At the Truman City Council meeting on Oct. 6, the council approved to proceed with a grant application through the Minnesota Cities League for tree removal. Troy Nemmers...
    Lexy Clemetson describes her son Watson (right) as a child with high energy. Watson’s appetite has returned to normal and his hair is growing back. She says she and her family are grateful for his improved health reflecting that of a typical two-year-old.

SUBMITTED PHOTO Youngster Faces Cancer With Smiles, Laughter
    September 30, 2025
    ◆ A child was recently honored at the Martin County Relay For Life event.On Aug. 24 of 2024, Watson Clay, the only son and youngest child of Zak...

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Owen Stohs, left, and his mom, Brandi Stohs, practice protecting themselves from chemical exposure on the farm, with gloves, goggles and face masks. FARM SAFETY DAY
    September 30, 2025
    Students learn how to take ag precautionsChildren from schools in Martin County — including St. Paul’s Lutheran in Truman — went to Heritage Acres...

    Truman Residents Injured in Crash
    September 30, 2025
    An adult and two children from Truman were involved in a crash Thursday evening resulting in injuries.Joshua Lee Weber, 36, of Truman was driving a 2011 Dodge Ram 1500...
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Londyn Bowers is crowned queen on Monday night, expressed her surprise and hugged the former queen, Addison Sill, afterward. WELCOME HOMECOMING
    September 24, 2025
    TPS hosts coronationTruman Public Schools hosted Homecoming Coronation at 7 p.m. in the auditorium Monday where Griffin Studer was crowned king and...

    Kyle Liford Truman Shooting Suspect Assaults Fellow Inmate
    September 24, 2025
    The suspect in a Truman shooting last February that sent a woman to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the chest has recently been disciplined...

    MLHS Students Use Solar Power
    September 24, 2025
    Martin Luther High School seventh- and eighth-grade science students are building portable solar kits in Nate Watts’ class. The kits were made...

    Contractors Develop Tentative Work Schedule at TPS
    September 24, 2025
    ◆ Student traffic during construction is a major concern of the school board.The Truman School Board, led by Board Chair Mike Pfeil, convened on Monday, Sept. 15, for a...
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Joan and Doug Abel offer their first squash produce on their last day of farmers market on Tuesday, Sept. 9. Though they are not at the market anymore, they will have produce available at their home in Fairmont at 625 Interlaken Rd. READY, WILLING, ABEL
    September 17, 2025
    MC Fair, Farmfest recognize local farm familyThe University of Minnesota awarded Doug and Joan Abel, owners of Abel Family Farm, as Martin County’s...

    Council Says No to Pay Request
    September 17, 2025
    ◆ The council hopes the state will approve the Highway 15 sidewalk project over the winter for a 2026 project.After Troy Nemmers, engineer from Bolton & Menk, presented...
    Danielle Johanssen
Kindergarten New TPS Teachers Join Staff
    September 17, 2025
    Truman Public School welcomes new elementary school teachers this year.Danielle JohanssenDanielle Johannsen’s fourth year of teaching brought her...

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MN Para Transit ceased services recently because of several factors, but a big reason is low reimbursement rates from the state. The owners, Dan and Lori Espeland, hope the situation is temporary since many residents depend upon the transportation after some medical services have moved out of easy access. MN PT Stops Rolling, Citing Low Rates
    September 10, 2025
    ◆ The owner shares reflections and hope for the business.After being in business for 16 years, Minnesota Para Transit closed on Aug. 31, but owner...

    More Students Open Enroll Out of Than Into TPS District
    September 10, 2025
    Ever since the Minnesota Legislature passed a bill signed into law in 1988, the state’s students have choices about where they attend...

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